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2Likes- 22-Jul-2011, 11:51 #1
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you were fallen in love Hello
One of my friends believes the following senence is correct and it means to fall in love without realizing! He says it is what a native speaker of English has told him!
Is he right? I strongly believe it is wrong. What do you think?
you were fallen in love
Thanks.Last edited by Nathan Mckane; 22-Jul-2011 at 11:56.
- 22-Jul-2011, 11:54 #2
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Teacher Re: you were fallen in love It's wrong. These are fine:
You were falling in love.
You had fallen in love.
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